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Using philanthropy as a vehicle, YouthRoots engages high school students in personal development, community partnerships and innovative ventures to foster leadership, integrity and social action, therefore cultivating a network of thriving adults who envision a better future and realize their full human potential.

Jacksonville Science Festival nurtures equitable access to all students in K-12 education by promoting student driven research projects in Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Mathematics (STEAM) to all members of the community.

Assist student athletes in undeserved communities with strategies to be 1st PLACE on and off the field.

To nurture the educational, social and personal development of our children helping them thrive in school and life by providing them with successful caring mentors.

The mission of the California Association of Student Councils is to provide leadership development for elementary, middle and high school students that emphasizes authenticity, ethic, and collaborated decision-making through peer counseling. Our primary focus is the training of students, advisors, and organizations in California and across the world. CASC enhances the quality of education by involving students in activities and programs outside the classroom that builds citizenship and encourage self-esteem. CASC serves as an advocate for youth, provides a channel for student views, and empowers youths to take action.

Agami's mission is to focus on effecting lasting socio-economic change in Bangladesh through education. We provide quality basic education for underprivileged children. To enable a “holistic” solution, our programs may be combined with our partners' programs for public health, vocational training, economic development, and other human development initiatives.

Empowering Through Education (ETE) Camp seeks to prepare Hinche, Haiti’s most vulnerable youth to become future community leaders for social change by strengthening their academic skills, increasing self-confidence, and actively building community and parental support.

So Say We All (SSWA) is a San Diego-based, 501c3 non-profit literary and performing arts organization whose mission is to help people tell their story and tell it better. This is accomplished through three main programmatic avenues: creating performance forums, education outreach, and providing publishing opportunities both in both print and digital media. Founded: February 2009.

Founded in 2010, The Philadelphia Project is a Christian non-profit organization committed to the holistic development of the neighboring community in partnership with the local church. We seek to accomplish our mission through the creation of a vibrant, engaging, and safe community center as well as providing service opportunities caring for the homes of the elderly, poor, single-parent and those plagued by hardships.

In low-income neighborhoods, the ratio of books to children is one book for every 300 children, far below the ratio of 13 books per child in middle- and upper-income neighborhoods (Handbook of Early Literacy Research 2006). The Children's Book Bank envisions a society in which all children, regardless of means, are surrounded by and experience books during their early years of development. Our mission is to increase the chances for children to succeed as future readers, learners, and citizens by filling their homes and lives with quality books. Our organizational goals are: • Close the book gap for children living in poverty by providing free collections of books • Improve kindergarten readiness and support literacy development by partnering with existing early education programs to provide books at critical stages of development • Engage the greater community in the collection, repair, bundling, and distribution of new and used children's books • Raise awareness of the learning challenges created by lack of books in the home in support of the greater effort to improve literacy

Saharo Foundation is a non partisan, non political, not for profit foundation based in the World with it's headquarters in United States. This Foundation is not based on religion, race, color or origin.

For too many people, life's opportunities feel out of reach. But even those whose burdens seem hopeless can find the help they need and a way through the darkness. The people of Lutheran Family Services of Virginia work with the most fragile and forgotten to restore the promise life offers. We've seen countless lives transformed… productive pathways discovered… and abundant lives created. Our services are born of faith, but open to all. And our belief in the worth and dignity of all helps to build stronger individuals, families and communities.